Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-04-21

The rains of last wee., putthe ground
in excellent condition.
Hugh Rundell is setting out forest
on his farm south of town.
1t is reported that Lou Dibble will
go to Sanborn, Iowa, as band instruct
or.
Garden making is engaging the time
OF many of our citizens at the present
time.
DIR. Graves has moved his office and
residence into the west end of the Fow-
Ter residence.
Rev. w. j. Wicks and Miss Eveline
$. Clisby were married at Parker We'd
nesday evening.
A den of seven foxes was unearthed
on the Dan Dwyer place southeast of
town this week.
Dave Gowdy has been little under
the weather for thepast week-nothing
serious, however.
b. f. Smith has built carpenter
shop on one Of the vacant lots east of
the Herald office.
III. II. Rundell has been identifying
the fremont house grounds by setting
out number of evergreen trees.
E. Brauch has force at work in his
garden, and it is possible that he will
endeavor to take it bodily to the terri
torial fair this fall.
Presiding Elder Hartsough will de-
liver temperance address at Kyte's
hall saturday evening, and all are cor
daily invited to attend.
M. w. Kellar has purchased the house
formerly occupied by Harmon Haines,
and is making some Improvements to
the same preparatory to occupying it
with his family.
There are several large piles of ma
nure within the town which should be
removed at once. Let the town mar
shal interview those responsible and
see that the matter is attended to.
We can no longer be entertained by
the big story of the '.crack" shot when
he comes home from a days hunt, as
the law now prohibits a person killing
more than twenty-five birds in one day
The district convention of the w. C
7. U. opens at Yankton next Wednes
day at 8 a, m. Mrs. J. j. NIcIntire and
Mrs. w. r. Gowdy will represent the
Hurley lodge of that order in the con
vention.
| The proper treatment for eruption:
and blood diseases, is to remove the
cause. st. Patrick's Pills cleanse the
system and blood of all impurities ant
stimulate the organs to healthy action
Sold by Emiel Brauch.
The school taught by Miss Maggi,
McGillick in Salem township, close.
two weeks ago. and the patrons of tt.
school are loud in their praise of tn
manner in which the school has beel
conducted and hope they may be sue
cessful in securing as good teachers il
the future as Miss McGillick.
We print elsewhere an "Opinion o
One," in which the Herald hearth
COMEDIES. The editor Of this paper is
personally, in favor of "no license,
but if the majority of the voters O
Hurley declare for "license," then lie
that be the law until otherwise ordere
by those who should have the power S
to do. The only way to test this ques
tion satisfactorily to all, is to meet j
squarely and vote upon it directly.
The Sioux City Daily Journal wa
seventeen years old last Tuesday, an
its managers may well look back wit
pride at the part that paper has take
in making Sioux City what it is to-da,
Through prosperity and adversely it
, faith in the future of that city ha
never been shaken, and as the city ha
, grown and improved it has been RI
fiected to the outside world tt,roug
the columns of the Daily Journal.
Mr.. George Peterbaugh, living nea
: Turner, was SO badly burned by a pra
rie fire Monday that he lived but a fe,
, hours. He was alone at the time til
accident occurred, and it is though
that being troubled to a considerabl
exteht with asthma, he became choke
with the smoke and fell into the fir
When found his clothes were nearly Il
burned off his person. A doctor W;
> sent for, but no help could be given.
r Personal.
: Gus. Back spent Monday night
Centreville.